May 2002
Feature Article: Hunting With A Microscope
Diatoms and blue-green algae are only two of many groups of organisms that can be studied using a microscope.
Feature Aquarium: The Aquarium Of Chung Wing Hung
Chung shares his awesome aquarium with our readers this month.
The Breeder's Net: Science, Biology And Terminology Of Fish Reproduction
Sexuality in fish is quite complex and we still have a great deal to learn about sex and reproduction from fish, but knowing the above terms will be helpful in sorting out who is who, and what, and when, in the aquarium.
Chemistry And The Aquarium: The Relationship Between Alkalinity And pH
Randy answers many questions in this complex relationship.
Aquarium Fish: The Psychedelic Wrasse (Anampses chrysocephalus)
This beautiful species has both mesmerized and perplexed aquarists for many years. It's one of thirteen species of the genus Anampses, which is part of the larger family Labridae.
Photo Gallery Spotlight: Red Sea Sailfin Tang
The author's Zebrasoma desjardinii appears to be telling the Pomacanthus navarchus to keep its distance by a show of size.
Aquarium Invertebrates: Sea Stars -- Linckia spp.
Although these stars require extra care in the initial selection, once a blue Linckia is successfully introduced into a large, well established aquarium with plenty of live rock to explore, they are usually quite hardy and are certainly a beautiful addition to a reef aquarium.
Media Review: Soft Corals and Sea Fans; Periodical Information
Doug reviews Fabricius and Alderslade's latest book and also points out some interesting things in the periodicals.
Product Review: The Klaes Aquarien Technik Protein Skimmer
Today North American hobbyists have a wide range of choices when considering a new protein skimmer. Given its quality of workmanship, power efficiency, and effectiveness of the Klaes design, it is time to add Klaes to this growing list.
Short Take: Chelidonura Varians: The Flatworm Eating Machine
This is a non-parasitic flatworm that presumably feeds on algae and detritus in the aquarium. It can grow to a length of 5-7 mm and is red-yellow in color.
Hot Tips: Tips From Our Readers
A selection of useful tidbits of information for the aquarist. Readers are encouraged to send their tips to terry@advancedaquarist.com for possible publication.
Reefkeeping Events: What's Happening in Your Area?
Check our Events calendar to see if a conference, frag swap, or club meeting is happening in your area.
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